Unarmored Cables
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Explore the versatility of our unarmored cable, ideal for seamless use in underground ducts. Tailored for duct pulling and blowing applications, our unarmored cable designs are customizable based on your unique specifications, ensuring a perfect fit for the cable duct ratio and mechanical performance requirements. From underground duct pulling to backbone and access networks, these unarmored cables are designed to meet diverse applications.

Features

Easier to Install and Handle, Customizable from 2 to 432 Fibers, High Fiber Count for Efficient Splicing, Safeguards Cables from Rodents Damage, Reduced Cost with No Added Armor, Lightweight Compared to Armored, Suitable for Blowing Applications

Benefits

Loose Tube Design

Adapts to your needs, from 2 fibers to an impressive 576 fibers.

Ribbon Configuration

Offers high fiber count, from 96 fibers to 2004 fibers, revolutionizing splicing

Moderate Tensile Strength

Handles tough pulls with up to 3500N capability

High Crush Resistance

Stands strong under pressure, up to 2000N/10 cm

Rodent Protection

Ensures safety from unwanted visitors, safeguarding your connections

UV Resistant

Underground durability protected from harmful UV rays

Key Specifications

Cable Type

Fiber Count

Diameter (mm)

Tensile Strength

Crush Resistance (N/10cm)




Installation

Operational


Unarmored Duct Multitube Cables

4-432F

9.0 - 20.5

1500 - 3500

1000 - 3000

2000

Unarmored Duct Multitube with Ribbon Fibers Cables

48-576F

17.0 - 22.5

3000-4000

2000 - 3000

2000

Unarmored Duct Unitube Cables

2-48F

6.0-6.5

800

500

1000

Unarmored Duct Unitube with Embedded FRP Cables

2-24F

7.5 -8.5

1500

1000

1000

Unarmored Duct Unitube with Ribbon Fiber Cables

48-144F

11.0 - 12.5

1000

500

1000

Applications

  • Underground direct burial
  • Backbone network
  • Access network
  • Feeder and distribution

Variants

  • Duct Loose Tube Cable 
    Explore loose fibers enclosed in jelly-filled tubes, spanning from 2 fibers to 432 fibers. These come in both unitube and multitube constructions, making the cable versatile for both blowing and manual pulling applications

  • Duct Ribbon Cable
    Opt for high fiber counts ranging from 96 fibers to 1152 fibers, available in 6/8/12 fiber ribbons. This design streamlines the splicing process by allowing all fibers in the ribbon to be spliced together at once, reducing time and effort compared to individual fiber splicing

FAQs

What is the difference between armored and unarmored cables?

Armored cables feature an additional layer of protective armor, enhancing physical durability and resistance to environmental factors. Unarmored cables lack this protective layer, making them lightweight and flexible. The choice between them depends on specific installation requirements, with armored cables suitable for harsher conditions, while unarmored cables excel in controlled environments where flexibility is crucial.

What are the applications of an unarmored optical fiber cable?

Unarmored optical fiber cables are often employed in controlled environments, such as indoor installations and structured cabling systems. Their flexibility and lightweight design make them suitable for applications where physical protection is not a primary concern, contributing to simplified installations in various indoor settings.

What are the features of an outdoor unarmored cable?

Outdoor unarmored cable is designed for direct burial in outdoor networks. They have rodent-proof and UV protection features, incorporating high-strength FRP rods and glass yarns in an unarmored design. The loose tube, made of thermoplastic material, ensures a lightweight and compact structure. Additionally, these optical fiber cables exhibit excellent water resistance, moisture resistance, and crush resistance performance, making them ideal for various outdoor applications.

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